A curated marketplace of Claude Code plugins — interactive HTML reports, native git worktrees, NotebookLM queries, skill creation & optimization, cross-model review with Codex, rubber-duck comprehension checks, multi-backend routing, and everyday developer utilities.
product-demo.mp4
/plugin marketplace add LeeJuOh/claude-code-zero/plugin install <plugin-name>@claude-code-zeroRun /plugin and check the Installed tab.
| Plugin | Description |
|---|---|
| vision-powers | Turn Claude Code sessions into interactive HTML dashboards — plugin audits (local paths, installed plugins, or GitHub subpath URLs), diff and plan reviews, project recaps, environment-health diagnostics, and fact-checking against git history. Every report ships --format md for PR & chat contexts, multi-language output via --lang, headless-Chrome visual self-audit, aesthetic rotation, and in-browser per-section feedback that feeds a refine loop |
| worktree-plus | Drop-in upgrade for Claude Code worktrees — branches from HEAD, auto-tracks matching remote branches, path/prefix configurable via git config. Copies or symlinks gitignored files (.env, node_modules/) via .worktreeinclude / .worktreelink, blocks cleanup when work is uncommitted or unpushed, reuses existing worktrees on re-entry, and ships a /worktree-config skill for conversational setup. Covers claude -w, EnterWorktree, and subagent isolation: worktree |
| toolbox | Five small skills that patch Claude Code's friction points — Gemini-powered fetch that auto-fires when WebFetch is blocked, XML sitemap auto-discovery with regex filter, resumption-ready handoff docs, one-shot secret extraction into gitignored env + SessionStart hook, and pull-all-repos reference sync |
| notebooklm-connector | Query your Google NotebookLM notebooks from Claude Code via Chrome automation. Answers stay source-grounded with citations; the skill auto-detects partial answers and re-queries (configurable, default 3 rounds) to fill gaps. Add, list, search, enable/disable, archive notebooks by name. Requires Claude in Chrome extension |
| skill-creator-pro | The official skill-creator shows how to build skills — this one helps you build good ones. Ships a 9-category design guide, gotchas-first templates, a parallel baseline/with-skill benchmark viewer, a description-trigger optimizer, and an autonomous output-quality loop so a 70%-working skill can be measured, diagnosed, and pushed higher |
| codex-advisor | Wrap every Codex call with Claude's independent double-check. Reviews, rescue, plan verification, and research run in the background and return findings classified as Agreed / Disputed / Nuanced / False Positive / Uncited — so hallucinated file:line citations get caught before you act. Documents stay out of Claude's context until after Codex returns. 9 skills; works even with the Official Codex plugin hidden |
| rubber-duck-tutor | Stay sharp while coding with AI. The duck quizzes you on plans, diffs, and PRs — one question, then silence. Five modes (design, plan, verify, review, orient) plus rate-limited auto-prompts at plan creation, spec writes, PR/MR, and git commands. If you can't explain it to a duck, you don't understand it |
| vibeproxy-kit | macOS alias manager for VibeProxy — discovers which backends you've authenticated (Codex, Copilot, Antigravity, Gemini, Qwen, Z.AI GLM), lets you pick models and reasoning-effort levels, writes cc-* aliases to ~/.zshrc and config.yaml without touching your manual edits, and rolls both files back together if validation fails. |
| Plugin | Description |
|---|---|
| claw-mo | Markdown live preview via mo — Mermaid, KaTeX, and Shiki rendering that cmux markdown open can't do. One command per project: tabs grouped by directory, deep-link to any file, pipe generated markdown in (some-tool | /claw-mo-open -), or open a file with zero setup. Full-text search across watched docs, a cross-project status dashboard, and autosync-on-write so Claude-created docs appear in mo without a restart (fsnotify-miss recovery still one /claw-mo-up away) |
| claw-mux | Full terminal topology control inside cmux — send commands to other panes and read their output, run a dev server while tailing logs next door, or spawn a second Claude Code instance and feed it tasks with wait-for / content-poll completion detection. Snapshot/ref browser automation in cmux's embedded WKWebView (no Chrome extension), a live-reload markdown panel, and sidebar status pills, progress bars, and leveled logs |
/plugin disable <plugin-name>@claude-code-zero # Disable
/plugin enable <plugin-name>@claude-code-zero # Re-enable
/plugin update <plugin-name>@claude-code-zero # Update to latest
/plugin uninstall <plugin-name>@claude-code-zero # Uninstall